Jim Beccaris, at Jay Dee’s in Plains, is known to customers all over the Wyoming Valley as “The Sneaker King’. Beccaris "4 is proud of his reputation £3 for variety and top-name —.. + ~ lines of athletic footwear. ; He carries a complete selection of sizes and ¢; styles for the entire va + family. 4 Recognizing the trend to athletics and physical - fitness which became ha * *™1 prevalent about six years Jay Beccaris ago, Beccaris turned his | men’s clothing and footwear store into the sneaker capital of the Valley. He found the successful mix of quality, quantity and, friendly service. The business is family oriented, started by John ~ Beccaris, who has beenin the wholesale shoe business over 50 years. Jim opened the store on the corner of Main and Carey Streets in 1946, concentrating | on men’s apparel. He continues to carry men’s footwear in such well known name brands as Dexter and Bally of Switzerland. Clothing brands include Lee’s, Wrangler, Adidas, Career Club. Beccaris, at Jay Dee’s in Plains, assures his customers of expert fit and personal service, as well as selections to beat most others in the area. For athletic footwear and clothing, see ‘‘The Sneaker King” and be assured of complete satisfaction. grade science program. A graduate of King’s College with a B.S. in biology-premed, Stem- plewski previously taught for 16 years in Dallas - Dallas Junior High students will meet four new teachers when they report to school on opening day, Sept. 1. Thaddous Stemplewski has joined the faculty to aid in the expanded eighth and designs. Mrs. Riggins has a B.S. from Mansfield State College, and a Master of Science from Drexel University. She also has done graduate Senior High School. work at Marywood, Mrs. Lavada Riggins, College Misericordia and previously on the facully Bloomsburg State *BUY PLASTIC LENSES FROM of the Dallas Senior High College. WYOMING VALLEY OPTICAL Mrs. Mary Ann Storz, AND WE'LL TINT THEM FREE! 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